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Ryan Kisor is a standout trumpet voice in modern hard bop, renowned for his precise tone, inventive improvisation, and deep roots in the traditional bebop lineage. A Thelonious Monk Institute Louis Armstrong International Jazz Trumpet Competition winner in 1990, Kisor has built a career that blends classic jazz idioms with contemporary energy. His long-standing association with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) places him at the heart of premier big and small-group contexts, alongside collaborations with giants like Mingus Big Band, Horace Silver, Gerry Mulligan, and Gil Evans projects.

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As a leader and co-leader, Kisor’s discography highlights a musician who respects tradition while pushing the language forward. The Ryan Kisor Quintet showcases his tight ensemble work and lyrical trumpet phrasing, drawing from hard bop and neo-bop influences of Clifford Brown, Kenny Dorham, and Woody Shaw. Fans can expect high-caliber performances that balance intricate trumpet lines with swinging rhythm sections.

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For fans and new listeners alike, this page provides a comprehensive look at his career, a preview of forthcoming live appearances, and a gateway to recordings, where you can hear the evolution from Minor Mutiny (1992) through Live at Smalls (2010) and This Is Ryan (2005) to the present era.

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Upcoming tour details for 2025 include a notable engagement at Dizzy’s Club in Frederick P. Rose Hall (Jazz at Lincoln Center), New York. On April 18–19, 2025, the Ryan Kisor Quintet will be joined by Grant Stewart, Peter Bernstein, John Webber, and Willie Jones III for performances that promise hard-swinging improvisation and polished group dynamics. Secure your seats and check our listings for availability, price updates, and real-time inventory. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket options to this essential NYC jazz experience.

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Quick Facts About Ryan Kisor Quintet

  • 1990: Ryan Kisor won first prize in the Thelonious Monk Institute Louis Armstrong International Jazz Trumpet Competition (Armstrong Jazz Contest).
  • 1994: Joined the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, cementing his role in a premier big and small-group context.
  • 2025: Ryan Kisor Quintet performs at Dizzy’s Club in Frederick P. Rose Hall (Jazz at Lincoln Center) in New York, with lineup including Grant Stewart, Peter Bernstein, John Webber, and Willie Jones III; dates listed as April 18–19, 2025.
  • Genre/style: Primarily hard bop / neo-bop jazz with influences from Clifford Brown, Kenny Dorham, and Woody Shaw.
  • Discography as leader/co-leader includes Live at Smalls (2010), This Is Ryan (2005), and earlier titles dating back to Minor Mutiny (1992).
  • Notable affiliations include long-running JLCO membership and work with Mingus Big Band, Horace Silver, Gerry Mulligan, and Gil Evans projects.

The records

Ryan Kisor Quintet Discography

  • Live at Smalls
    2010 · SmallsLIVE
  • Conception: Cool and Hot
    2008 · Birds
  • Jam Session Volume 25 with Marcus Printup, Joe Magnarelli
    2008 · SteepleChase
  • This Is Ryan
    2005 · Videoarts
  • The Uptown Quintet, Live in New York
    2005 · Cellar Live
  • Donna Lee
    2004 · Videoarts
  • Awakening
    2003 · Criss Cross
  • The Sidewinder
    2003 · Videoarts
  • The Dream
    2001 · Criss Cross
  • Kisor II
    2001 · Videoarts
  • Power Source
    2001 · Criss Cross
  • Kisor
    2000 · Videoarts
  • Point of Arrival
    2000 · Criss Cross
  • The Usual Suspects
    1998 · Fable/Lightyear
  • Battle Cry
    1998 · Criss Cross
  • On the One
    1993 · Columbia
  • Minor Mutiny
    1992 · Columbia

Upcoming tour details for 2025 include a notable engagement at Dizzy’s Club in Frederick P. Rose Hall (Jazz at Lincoln Center), New York. On April 18–19, 2025, the Ryan Kisor Quintet will be joined by Grant Stewart, Peter Bernstein, John Webber, and Willie Jones III for performances that promise hard-swinging improvisation and polished group dynamics. Secure your seats and check our listings for availability, price updates, and real-time inventory. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket options to this essential NYC jazz experience.

Follow official channels for updates and streaming highlights, and stay connected through our recommended artist pages and venue profiles for the latest news and show confirmations.

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